Limitation Periods in Months and Years: EDATE, Discovery Rule and Long-Stop
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In this lesson
You start each limitation clock on the later of incident and discovery, add the period for the claim type in years with EDATE, cap it with a long-stop counted from the incident and show how many days are left.
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Lessons in this course
- Calendar Days vs Court Days: WORKDAY and a Holiday Table Locked
- The Next-Court-Day Rule: When a Deadline Lands on a Weekend or Holiday Locked
- Extra Days by Service Method: Lookup Rules and the Latest Posting Date Locked
- Limitation Periods in Months and Years: EDATE, Discovery Rule and Long-Stop Locked
- Tolling: Adding Paused Periods Back to the Expiry Date Locked
- The Docket List: Days Left, Traffic-Light Status and the Next 14 Days Locked
- A Personal Docket per Lawyer: COUNTIFS, MINIFS, SMALL and FILTER Locked
- Capstone: A Month Calendar View of the Docket Locked